A critical part of this is controlling information; people need to be convinced not to unite, because if they notice what is happening early on, they can brute force victory through sheer numbers.
Another element of that is maintaining/gaining control of institutions with 'true believers' who are willing to commit cruelty to satisfy the party's ambition is a critical part of progressively removing minorities without the chosen majority realizing that they might be next.
Additionally, making the situation uncomfortable and scary to get people to voluntary leave whittles down the population of people who might be capable and motivated to resist. And making it seem like they have more power than they do and making it unclear what will cause harm to them can cause people to 'obey in advance', giving up power to the party which they do not have.
The memo applies to the entire executive branch except the military and immigration enforcement.
People. Do. Not. Want. All. This. And they voted for someone, again, who said they'd change things. Let's go.
Will they course correct before the system breaks? Only time will tell.
My view of the most recent election is that Trump did not attract a lot of marginal voter support (if anything, he had less than in 2020) but that Harris failed to attract any at all because she didn't define her policies well, didn't communicate well, and spent too much time chasing non-Trump Republicans while ignoring everyone to the left of that.
Seeing the farce of US Taxpayer funded "NGOs" dismantled is exactly what I voted for